Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-08
DAILY JOURNAL
MILES CITy MONTANA.

he DAILY JOUhNAlI
MILES cry, MONTANA.
Arrival Of Trains.
"a. l. ives, Bound. Due Al Miles City l;ioI N
No D Rsst hound, Due At Miles City ;5s = N
The mail Is closed at 1880 o'clock, p. m.
PostofBee is open from Q to 10, q. IN, sundays,
LOCAL ITEMS.
The Rink will be open for skating
tonight.
Fall styles Of the fashionable Knox
Hat at Orschel's.
w. o. Serrin, Of Glendive, was in
the city yesterday.
Go 10 Bill Bullard Tor Besi'- Mil
waukee beer in any quantity.
T. J. Starkey. IA railroad man oil
Brainerd il at the Macqueen.
A Juneau. Alaska, saloon keeper al.
v~ertises his place IA the working
Mans Drug Store
I. T. ID. Andrews,a prominent stock
mar of Fort Worth, Texas, arrived this
morning from the west.
j.. Il. Shaw, Big Dry; and j. ID.
Brandeuhurg, OF Tongue river are
guests AT the Macqueen.
Mark 1t down IN your calendar that
the first snow storm of the season
occurred oh Octobpr Z, 1857.
Girl Wanted
For general housework. Apply al
Mrs. =. II. Gsllagher's residence.
Miss0ula county is credited by the
assessor with s., 90, 900 worth of prop.
erty, an Increase of over IA quarter OF a
million during the year.
Jack johnson started this morning
for Portland, Ore, on n business trip.
The length Of his stay will be deter
mined after Dee g-,, hack.
This is good weather iDr ducks and
yesterday Italia dozen -port'men re.
turned from a few hour, trip with
well filled game pnucnps. The ducks
are fat and tender.
Il. B. wilson, of tue Wisconsin Cen
trail, came in this morning, registering
from HuutIcy. The onto Franc cattle
spoken Of in our last l--ue 90 over the
Wisconsin Central.
Commercial men arriving on this
mornings train were NJ. ID. Davis. Gin
cinnati: l.. :. smith, Rochester, \.
y: Cha.. i. Funk, w. II. Biting aud
A. =. Lstae, Chicago.
Fall travel from the Hllls has COM
menced, MAXWELL Spearilsh coach
bringing in a good number of pas
sengers yesterday morning.
Mr.. Carter informs Us that he eX.
poets TO begin loading the Mabry eat
tie company beef steers on Monday.
The shipment will not be quite a.
large as was at iirst supposed.
Bob Steele's good natured and
hearty greeting was rendered to
friends yesterday. Bob il Just in from
the ranch Mt Chalk Buttes aud will re-
main at the Mcqueen n day or two.
Chas. II. Griffith, came down from
Gust ter this morning and will ut once
take charge Of the Miles City Office of
the Northern Pacific railroad. Mr..
Youell takes his old position at Caster.
With clouds of fleecy snow falling
and a chill wind blowing, base ball
topics are not given much attention
and the interest recently resurrected
in the progress aud practise OF the
Miles City club has asmost entirely
died out.
Members of the Butte bar have for
INFLATED and are circulating a petition
10 President Cleveland asking the up.
pointment Of Col. Stephen DeWolCe
as Judge of that district to succeed
Judge Galbraith, whose term of office
will soon expire.
Governor Leslie has appointed rs
stock delegates to the National Cattle
Growers Association X. :. Ford, Of
Choteau county, aud Phillip Poindox.
ter, OF Beaverhead county. The Ma
tional Association meets at Kansos
City on October 3lst.
Post Chaplain T.. w. j. Liudesmith,
of Fort Keogh, Is enjoying a short va
cation aud will attend the ceremonies
OF the Catholic church at Portland. Or,
on the occasion of Cardinal Gibbons